One can identify the CoTweet feature when you see two authors profile pictures and usernames in the header.
This feature help authors share the spotlight, unlock opportunities for engaging new audiences and enhance their established partnerships.
Share a Tweet, share the cred.
Twitter recommends using Direct Messages to collaborate.
When the message is ready, an author creates the CoTweet and starts an invitation to the co-author.
Twitter will display a message to the co-author saying: Youve been invited to share ownership of a Tweet.
If you accept, a CoTweet will be published showing you both as co-authors.
[…] you might remove yourself anytime.
However, if the CoTweet invite is declined, it deletes the CoTweet invite.
Also, the platform allows the author to revoke ownership of the tweet once it has been published.
To know more about the new CoTweet feature, you’re able to tap the FAQ pagehere.
The microblogging platform also started rolling out the Twitter Circle feature widely to more users.
source: www.techworm.net
